Ambrosia, Volume 4: Mexico City

Ambrosia explores the lighter side of a region’s cuisine. Through interviews, photo essays, and step-by-step recipes from its great chefs, Ambrosia eats its way through a region, from roadside stands to Michelin-starred restaurants, and pinpoints what sets the region’s cuisine apart and helps you prepare its healthier dishes at home.

In this issue:
Mexico City is one of the largest and most populous cities in the world. It’s where the people and traditions from geographically and gastronomically different regions of Mexico collide, where ways of life in the Yucatecan jungle meet those from Baja’s beaches. It’s also where dozens of chefs are reimagining the country’s rich food traditions and, in the process, making Mexico City one of the most exciting places to dine right now. In this issue, the Mexican capital’s great chefs—street vendors and guardians of hallowed institutions, young guns and veterans—tell us, through their own words and recipes, about the rise of modern dining in the city, and where it’s all going next.

Volume 4 eats its way through Mexico City and brings you stories, photos, and light recipes from the Mexican capital’s greatest chefs.

In this issue, we hear from:

• Enrique Olvera (Pujol)
• Elena Reygadas (Rosetta)
• Jorge Vallejo (Quintonil)
• Gabriela Cámara (Contramar)
• Edgar Nuñez (Sud 777)
• Eduardo García (Máximo Bistrot, Lalo)
• Pablo Salas (Amaranta)
• and more…

DETAILS 7.5″ x 9.5″, 144 pages, offset UV-printed and perfect bound, full color on uncoated paper. Carbon neutral printing. No ads.